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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
Fire nt paIntkn.

PALhTKA, FLA, Jan. 3.--Fhis morning
fire broke out IN a house occupied ~
+ oInas Haley as a residence. Tue & {
~as caused ny a deiectiye hue. BJ the
united effort OF the ciIzens tue hou,e O was
saved, but the furniture was badly dfxy
aged by water aud removal from n
building. During the fire a buckel ( -
dr1pped from the to- OF the building,
striking man named stevens on in~h ad
aud cutting deep asb, hut iortunetely y
not iBflIctInx a very serious injury.
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Ihe Dcbt deduction.

n WASHINGTON, Jan 3.-The debt state
Eent issued to-day shows The decrease of
The public debt during the month of
December to oe 50. .35S, ,202; cash in the
Treasury, $444, ,9l5, ,I9l; gold certificates
outstanding, $97 97,2l5,605; silver certti-
Gates outstanding, $l17,246,G70; cArrih-
Gates OF deposit ou standing, $6,510 900; /;
le-ai tenders outstanding, 1916, 73S. .34l /;
fractional currency (not including the
amount estimated as lost or destroyed J.,
ST, ,953, 702 90.
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GEORGIA's CAPITAL.
Paying the Semi Annual Interest
on the static Debt.

"" WV ShAtc bCDts
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. "a large part
o' the seml-auuual interest on the public
debt, smountIng to $2l7,000 was paid out
mere ANA IN New York to-day.
Nal Lamar Cobb. Ire lsurer OF the Hoard
OF Trustees of the State University, drew
out over $4,000, including the interest
on nver'lhcAlos 0i indebtedness on the land
scilpt tund, apd the 5000 annual appro-
pIia ION tor 1887.
Inc GoVeruor has appointed the follow
ing uelegates TO the Interstate AgIIcul-
tural Convention at St. CHARLES. La, Feb.
-, by Congressional districts in their
ORDER: Or. Il, W, Lane OF Scarboro, Col.
lam Bank OF Milltown, &. w. Jordan
oil Hawk nsviile, NJ. II. Russell OF Car
roliIun, james e.. Pane Ot Suclal Circle,
Miller Gleve of Miled gevile, TX. w
Everest OF Fish, George Murrell OF Ath-
ems, d. b. Smith OF Juno, j, Is. Jones OF
Hernuon.
AN ORDER FOR VACCINE VIRUS.
X. Il. Oilard, a physician at Tinon,
made a teIegraphlc reGusltion on the
Governor to-day Tor eil hteen QulllO OF
vaccine virus. Under the act OF 1866 tn Z
Governor Is required to furnish Ordina-
RES with vaccine virus in an emergency
aud had twenty i've quilts ordered from
the vaccine farm near Baltimore by ieh :
graph, to be sentnt once TO the Ordinar y
OF Whitfield county.
Collector Creushaw has issued an or.
der to his deputies, requiring them to
make every ten days tuIi report. shown 9
The daily business and JiIue occu pied
places visited. number OF miles Travelled
tor what purpose, and each item OF ex-
pense. The deputies will be required 10
devote their whole tImo to the business
aud to engage In no other employment.
The reports are To be made on tho t-pth,
twentieth, and last day OF each ID onth.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
Serbia Disnllced.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury tn day directed the re.
moval OF A. NJ. Serbia from the office OF
Bank Examiner at New York. He refused
to resign a tue Request OF the Comp
tro Ter OF the Currency. V. Z. Snyder, the
new ly appointed Examiner, lett Washiug-
ington Sunday, with instructions to take
CHARGE OF the Office. Mr.. snyder has
been Deputy Comptroller of tue Currency
until his new appointment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
CONGRE. OLt;O LAW.
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court De.
cIares il Constitutional

Pennsylvania's Supreme Court De.
cIares it Constitutional.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-The State Su-
preme Court to-day affirmed the coustitu-
tionality and validity of the ''oleomarga-
rine act' OF May u, 1885 In an elaborate
opinion by Judge Sterrett, TO which
judge Gordon filed an emphaelc dissent.
The opinion susLains the Quarter sessions
Court Of Dauphin county in overruling
the motion for a new trial in the case OF
W. l.. Powell, VINO was convicted under
the act. In the course OF its opinion the
court says: "The manufacture, sale and
keeping of an article may all alike be
prohibited by the Legislature if IN their
judgment the protection of the public
rom injury and fraud requires IL. To
deny the authority of the Legislature to
do so is to attack all that is vital in police
uOwerO
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GAS KILLS SOLDIERS.
ROAST. ID ALIVE.

Terrible Fate of the Mexicans In the
southern Pacific Collision,
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 3.--rhe off
cals of the Southern Pacific railroad
furnish particulars of the disastrous col.
lision on that road Friday night. The ac-
graphed are corroborated by the officials,
WHO state that nine MeXjcans we're
burned 10 death among the wreckage.
The men were riding On an open fiat car
when the collision occurred. Thts car
was driven under Il heavy laden hGx car.
on top OF which several others had piled,
when the entire wreckstOok fire, literally
roasting alive the MeXIcsns who were
pinned down on top Of tue fiat car. None
OF The bodies were recognizable when re-
covered,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sin the Supreme
Court in general term Tor the District Of
Columbia, Judge Cox to-day affirmed the
decision of the lower court dismisslng
the case of James NJ. Gleason, a postal
clerk, against the Virginia Midland Rail-
road Company tor SIS 900 damages for
Isevere injuries received by reason of a
hand slide on the cOmpany's road near
kynchhury. Va. The court held that the
road company used extraordinary
7tAtion TO protect passengers from injury
,essdtMas not responsihle for the accident
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AN AMERICAN EXPOSITION.
Charges in New York Papers Denied
by those Interested,

NEW YORK, Jan. 3. 3.-FollowIng Is a
copy of letter addressed by the Kxecu
tive committee of the American Exhlbl-
tlon in london to the President OF the
United States:
No. 2S0S BROADWAY
NEW YORK, Jah. ), lhSi.f
STK-A dispatch from London to New
York newsp per aludes t. the fact that you
requested us last August t, Withdraw N"nr
name from The lI-t of honorary of .ers of ih,,
Amer can Exhibition 10 DO held In London
'hls year. This dispatch charges that your
name Was NOT Withdrawn by us. ana lh'S
letIer Is written TO assure you that Nour
wisae> Were met at once, and yuuU name
oil large amounts of priu ed matter stored at
our Offices and ready Tor Distribution.
ms Chars6 thdt unWarrante3 us. mad been
made o. youT uame Is q upied IN some of the
new papers We have seen with ntatements
mat the Ame,Ic Il exhibition was not suf-
nclently American The exhibition VIII b.
devoted eActu-ively to the display OF the arts,
Inventions, mahufaci ures. products aud re-
81 rces o. the United States. Tue larger
part OF The capital ock of The ASSOCIATION
which is preparing aud which will
subscribed by cltlZcns of the
United states. while tWenty-one OF the TWEEN
ty-slX officers II the exhibition are natives
and citizens Of the I'm ted States. The buld-
''k lu NuiGu buS cAHlb liJu Is 70 DS Helu are
wei under way and will be re ,dy for the O.
ceptiou of exhibits by March Is, six weeks
beIore the exhibition VII / open
Io-day the fret allotment for space Is being
made 10 exhibitors, among whom will be m
cluded hundreds of the best mann acturers in
Lhe country, All this is written for your in
formation, and not TO Influence your decision
70 Withdraw, which wa considered by us as
nnai when it was received Tue enterorise Is
Conducted by private Coz poratlon, and not
ofhclA,, nor IS 1t ever been represented as
such, but 1T Is at the same time American
ANA national in the broadest sease. We are,
sir, very respectfully. your ohed ent servants,
HENRT S. RUSSELL,
h. A. BUCK.
BUKEEr LANDRETH,
JOHN GILM0R SPEED,
EXeVuClVe Committee,
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Nrnrn NIissinnArIca Set aniI.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Fiye ooIored Bap-
tist missionaries, Rev. j. J. Coles and
hrs. Coles, ot Richmond, Va; Rev. Il. b.
Topp and Mrs. Topp, OF jackson, Miss,
aud Rev. J. j. Digs, OF Snipland. Miss,
sailed to-day for Africa on tue bark Car
dineuS. They were sent by the Sout1"rn
Coiured Baptist Foreign Mission Confer
ence, and their work will be among the
n groes In Weet Central Africa.
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Licenses Granted.

COLUMBUS, Ga, Jan. 3.-Last year tb 9
Ordinary refused tD grant Il license 10
sell lluor outside OF the city limits.
This Year ho has revoked that decis on
and hss had several applications by
country stOr, keepers tor license. Up u
date thirty-eigbt lquOr dealers have been
registered in the Ogdin8ry's office.
In Harris county today y. n. Richards
was attacked bv bull and badly gored.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
THE ESTIMATES.
FERRY AND Dn FREYCINEr.
The Former to support the Latte
as Presidential Candidate.

The Former to support the Latter
as a Presidential Candidate.
PARIS. Jan. alt is reported that a
conference has been held by Presidenr
Greyy and NJ. Ferry ard N. de Freycin t
with view 70 speedy dissolution OF The
present Ministry and the formation of a
Ferry -FTeyclnet Cabinet. II is also r.
ported tnat NJ. Ferry has consented o
support NJ. de treycnet as successor ~
Pr sldenL Grevy. the Rad Gals are in
nigh dudgeon at the prospect OF havirg
their plans upset in this manner.
La Justice de- CRIB tue reported agree
ment az u plot and protests AGAINST me
fate Of France being settled at de 1euner
iu time.
NJ. Clemenceau evidently means to fight
against the plot, ana the sessOn OF ~
Chamber Of ID putles commencing e
week viii be exciting AMI import&F
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QUAKES IN MARYLAND.
People Awakened by Loud Rumb
lings-Pictures shaken Down,

People Awakened by Loud Rumb-
lings-Pictures shaken Down.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-Dlspatches were
received this morning from Westminster,
Frederick, Emmettsburg and other towns
in Western Maryland, stating that the
inhabitants were considerably excited
over violent shocks and loud rumblings,
which had awakened them from their
sleep, and continued at intervals from
II 80 O'Clock last night until early thIs
morning. No damage was done, as far as
can be learned, but as that country Is
Mountainous, the people are apprenen-
sye of grave trouble. Congressman
Shaw, who lives at Westminster, says he
WAS awakened by what sounded like be
blasting OF rocks, and pictures were
shaken from the walls in other houses.
He telt two distinct shocks in rapid sue
caaSiOn-
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Injured by an xpiosion.

JEsuP, GA. Jan. 3.-This~afiernoon
Peter saryis, red abou 80 son OF
RrW WIN. sarvs 8, u-se 70 blow a a
stump up WITH powder. ~Fne WIND blew
the fuse and The explosion took place be.
fore ne cou d escape. sending som. flf cen
or twenty splinters into mis- body, and in
Eicting painful wounds.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
ASSASSIN ATED IN TEXAS.
One of the Witnesses In "a Murde
Case Put Out OF the Way.

one Of the witnesses IN a Murder
Case Put Out OF the Way.
GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 3.-George
Hill, one of The Commissioners OF LaSalle
county and LEADING cir zen of the town
o. Twohig, was assnssinated at Cotulla
last night. Mr.. hlll was an lmnortanl
witness al the COrOner's inquest on the
recent killing of Sheriff Mckinney. He
WIS shot three times, but lived long
enough to state that his assassins were
Capt. Silas Hay and Frank p. liill. Capt.
Hay was the fatHer-in.law OF tue ate
Sheriff Mckinney. the State Rangers
aud l0cai authorities are securing the
coun nirX-rMsearch of the assassins. VINO
fed keX# ately after firing on their VIC
tII%R~Hill was man OF wealth and
h<Hx&fandtng.
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Cleveland Much Better.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-COl. Lamont
said Today that the President was mucn
Improved and seemed u have been bene-
s.Fted by his New Years day experience,
FIe remained la his private room to-day,
however, and received no callers. He
expects to be in his public Office to-mor-
row as usual.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
A BLUE oAJED HERO.
Two Women Saved from Horrible
Deaths by Il Policeman.

Deaths by a Policeman.
NEW TORE, Jan. 3.-lSire broke out
early this morulng at No. 80 East Broad.
way in the large building used rs a CLOAK
factory on the first Il Ior and .as tene.
ment in the upper stores. The inmates
ali escaped in their night clothes in good
season. except Nrs. y ock and ber
laughter. Mrs. BlocE is help
.ss from rheumatism and her
daughter screamed Tor uelp. Policeman
James Hasgerty dashed 10 stars lust In
time TO sop the women from throwing
themselves from window. His retreat
b, the way be came was impossible, bur
the bremen put up ladders aud Haggerty
carried Inc crippled woman down on
them, and the hremen saved the daughter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
Mrs. Mogan's Emnd.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.--Capt. Lemon
Today receiv, d for Mrs. Logan 81, 600 eacb
from Cornelius aud William X. Wander
bilt and $500 from Edwin Cowles, OF
Cleveland. lie to-day purchased 500 900
in per cent. bonds and turned them over
to Mrs Logan.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
GRESS' RECONVENING.
3Sk EN- ATE TO PAY TRIBUTE
BY ADJOUKNING.
Pa to Ask Consideration OF His

ff4ASXFFs p to. Ask Consideration OF His
k@EfaFthLSsre COmmarce BIZ TO-Morr"w
M HHhe Unfini. he'd Bu~iness in the Up
2Tper House-Appropriation BINS to Oc-
HSupy the Week in the House.
Nv ARLINGTON, Jan. 3.-Iu the Senate
tomorrow, after the reading of the Jour-
pal, Mr.. Cullom will formally announce
be death OF Gen. Logan, and the Senate
Tlll adjourn. as mark of respect to his
kemory. Wednesday at 2 O'Clock, possi-
n. earlier, Mr.. Cullom will ask the
"a ,&e to proceed to consideration of the
~ commerce bill and there is a
Ssiou that the measure will
will form the chieftopic
leafter until it is spose6
ID business of the Senate
ing for the establishment
experiment stations,
prohibit members of Con-
ny as attorneys for rail-
er with the accrued rights
}Oned special order. IL is
Bfe that these measures, espe-
1pe fatter, will command some por-
the morning hours of the Senate,
Ee or both NAV thus be disposed OF
~ Mhe week. 1t is not expected that
q Tsation bill will be ready for
ftssssN A by the Senate during the
ssn'lic
kEsse5I RTHE HOUSE.
tSfT tha that the legislative week
fxftS3se--A,7f be consumed in the dis
sss{S&sNh appropriation bills, and
2Z4NN reported from the Commit
Wlture providing for the crea-
- rtment of Agriculture and
are tour appropriation
khe calendar-the Indian,
rSifsl lomatlc and consul
IN L1 OF these meas
ures Kelly to give rise to extended de-
bate exoc pr, posi- bly,, the diplomatic and
consular bill. Owing to its radical
change, as compared with former bills
and its increased apprOpriat ms, this
lre may become an object OF attack.
THE SPECIAL ORDERS.
srIy all of the measures which have
lade special orders are likely to be
N tor action at the first opportunity
" offer when the House s not en-
the consideration OF approprIa-
In addition to the bill tor the
ia department of agriculture
list includes the Dunn Tree
Pacific railroad funding bill,
y bill and the bill for the re-
f.ot the Navy Department.
xas latter pa t OF the. week it
~ at tn conferees on the elec-
I'll Will report an agreement,
y reqN The House TO take final ac-
10, who'd will probably be X anted.
THE LINE OF THE FIGHT.
opponents OF the Cullom bill have
~ ing to get President Sherman to
ae would rule on Wednesday
ppOrt is not pending business.
10 Mr. Sherman has expressly said that
will rule that it is pending business.
Reagan has Il nope that the report
I'll be adopted in the Senate by Satur-
ey. He does not propose to call it up IN
Me House until it has been adopted in
1Ehe senate, because ii there are any
Eamendments IN the Senate which do not
iGjure The bill he will want TO have them
\ adopted in the House and will save time
\ by waiting for the bill as finally passed
by the Senate. Ii it is passed IN the SEN
ate by Saturday be will call it up In the
~ House on Tuesday next.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
1RENiON TOPICS.
Death OF the Ordinary's Father--A
Necyo,s Novel sBostscrEnt

Negroes Novel Postscript.
TRENTON, GA, Jan. 3.-Henry X. Ber.
nett, father OF our Ordinary, died at his
home near Morganville Friday aged rs.
He had a stroke Of paralysis last summer
from which be never iully recovered.
A bali and supper were given at the
academy Friday night. Admittanoe was
charged AMI The proceeds 20 to pay for
the now addition TO til academy. Owing
TO a cold rain the crowd was very small
The election Saturday for baillGs re.
suited in the election of John CuzZas,
aud James A&lNeal.
day and askJ gyfnaster to write :
card to his daNSer. When it was don,
and mailed be asked him TO take iS ou
and add to it.. II got home drunk, bu
otherwise OK"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
Senator Jones a Candidate.

CHICAGO, Jan. "A special dispatch
from DetToiL says senator Jones, OF Fori-
la, in an interview, announced that he
will not go to Washington this winter
after all, but that be viii stay In Detroit
until the Florida Legislature meets, when
hs will be a candidate for Reelection. lie
nal told his friends a month ago that ne
would occupy his seat in the Senate alter
1.-The holidays.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
a Duko en- Monte tn lc,orida

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.--rhe Duke of
Sunderland and his party, who have been
here for a week past, left for Florida tots
afternoon on the special train which has
,been awaiting their orders since their ar
rival here.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
BlsMARCsevS->s1y BILL.
-atiSa&sx.--s
The GovernmentaM yMeT n
of Its PassiWs


BERLIN, Jan 3.-The Centfs pafty N
preparing for the second reading OF the
army bill, AN amendment accepting the
project OF the government, but for only
four years. 1t Is expected that the com.
mission will finish consideration OF the
bill on saturday, and that the debate on
the measure viii be resumed Ia the Reich
stag on the following Tuesday and be pro-
lOnged until the middle OF the month.
In government circles there is increasing
confidence that tie whole bill will be ulli
mately accepted. Numerous DeputI, +
have received addresses from their cleo
torates, adViSins Them 10 assent to the
project. Progressist newspapers. how
ever, assert that these addresses
emanate from Conservative cnm.
mIttees, the people being unmcved
either by the action taken on
the bill or by the disquietng rumDrs cir
culated to influence the passing OF the
measure.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
surd,yLaws "a New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-rhe police re-
porttbat 30 places or business were kept
open in this CITY yesterday in violation Il
the Sunday law. No informatlons were
filed against the vi0lators to-day, but IL
was stated tonight that they would he
filed as soon as tue necessary papers 10
each case could oe preDarpd
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
PLAYS ArropunAK PRICES.

one OF ChicaRo's Leading Theatres
Reduces its Prices.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3--The action OF the Co
lumbia Theatre in reducing its scale OF
'Esces has caused quite q sensation In
xrEaGleal Sorcles here. Heretofore the
y SuS Eas charged the same prices as
/nrst-class tgeatres, McVicker'.,
! tHaSo Opera House and Hooley's.
8Y Yale for ordinary attractions ranges
WI 80 down 10 21c While the general
AnlssiOh is placed at ST.. For several
ne above acaie has prevailed The
Tmbla has reduced it's pr ces 80 tn 3
en..u,stp,Ico sls5l and ne e.
"a adDiss ou 0c. From Published
wsry ews with oJier it adj AZ theair eel
hA gers ~ a., ms prohable mat the Il
Urn WI even uAlly be 10 lowed by IN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
spa,n's Treaty of Commerce,

MADRID, Jan. 3.-Shculd the United
States Con .ress reject the new treaty
witn Spain duty OF 2j per cent. ilbe
levied on American Imports and the gov
ernment VIII Immediately make over
lures TO other European powers in order
TO obtain new markets for West Indian
exports. Spanish statesmen OF all par
ties look with uneasiness and Jealousy
upon the Increasing intimacy OF Inc rela.
tions between Cuba and Porto n co on q e
one hand and the United States ON the
other.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
Thrcc Kllled by Eloz,n oil.

,EUTIcA, n. Y, Jan. 3.-Richard ingram,
VI Fulton, and Benjamin Benson, OF o.
densburR. we're Instantly killed. and
George Varley, Of Carthage, was badly
injured about noon to-day while loading
sil cars in the Joyyille mines by a mass
frozsp<eil aud rock falling upon them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
Aus,ria's Empress i'll.

VIENNA, Jan. 3.-rhe Empress is In
Ia pg health. Sh4 has ordered her
IL, here and a. Buda aud J0edo ll1s
be closed. Her do tors think sue will
never be able 10 ride a ain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04

ROME, Jau. Sit is stated that th
Pope Will hold u cons story on Jan. ~
when he will nominate a number 0
BlsnoDS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
A Meeting to be Prox0cd.

DUBLIN, Jan. 8.-At Pa near Linn
.erick the police have &m5Nyed piacar 8
'aun, uncins tha~S<<f3 naupn me,uu4
will sIsniluln1ises- = %xs fenOunce Land
the holding Of the proposed meeting.
At the irial at hough ca IT, av Of Mr..
Roche, Chairman o. the Woud ord Ten.
ants Defense society, the defendants So
lict0r relerred 70 Inspector DAVIS, wHo
thercupon rushed at him, shouting; sit
1t was not for the court l would wiring
your head Otfv'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
COAL DOCK HANDS sTuIKE. a

All the men at Eiizabethport and
Bayonne go Out.
ELIzABErH, N. j., Jan. 3.-The men on
all the coal docks at Ellzabethport struck
this morning because Of refusal OF ths
companies to witbd aw an order reduc rg
wages 211c. per hour. Tnis amount was
advanced in October TO about three hun.
dred men.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
Iongshur, mon .triKc

NEW YORK, Jan. Q The JOngsboremen
working on the pier ot the Ola Dominion
STEAMSHIP line struck to-day. All
Of the men refused 10 wa
Their action was caused hEW&
proposition OF the company EMTWa
them $l2 a week OF sixty wOrkiI N
aud 25c. per hour overtime, instea, 326ks]
I'll hour as paid before. To-
2InGe, Eo4,o,E wsSs SsSss w Tszy7na = :
struck. 49, from SIS t6yll(
DER - kcers OF the company
Inconvenience mas been
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
txpulsions from FRANKFORT

BERLIN, Jan. 8 3--Ihirty-twO socials1
wera expelled from FraAki0rt ducss@3I
closing days Of the year. The exf,5sSfG 4
created much excitement am6fG1tE
worklngmen, but the police were on tn
alert and no disturbances occurred.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04

THE French Academy has just msdo Count
a l. sc an 'imA.oi "a - nd he VIII keep
nssing children and building cana.s %
tho emu OF tlulc.-- chioaGo Isasss.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04

CnIifOrnIA's LEGISLATURES.
SACRAMENTo, CAL, Jan. 3.-Ths
Legislature convened to.dav. but TAI ed
g., ., ganize. This defers the ballolug
for United states Ssna,or uatil Jan. IS.